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[Webinar] The 21st Architecture Community of Practice (ACoP) Forum - Architecting Cybersecurity to Future-proof Smart Cities against Emerging Cyber-physical Threats

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Please note that we will be conducting this forum in a webinar format as the institution is taking additional measures to ensure the safety of our seminar participants in view of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation.


With the advent of industrialisation 4.0 in smart cities, the lines between cyber and physical space continues to blur. Against the gloomy backdrop of an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape, re-alignment of security posture maturity is imperative.

According to a recent Emisoft research, in 2019, the U.S. was hit by an unprecedented and unrelenting barrage of ransomware attacks that impacted at least 948 government agencies, educational establishments and healthcare providers at a potential cost in excess of $7.5 billion. The incidents were not simply expensive inconveniences; the disruption they caused put people’s health, safety and lives at risk. Emergency patients had to be redirected to other hospitals. Medical records were inaccessible and, in some cases, permanently lost. Surgical procedures were canceled, tests were postponed and admissions halted. 911 services were interrupted etc.

Cyber threats, especially the more recent NotPetya and Ryuk ransomware, are a rude shout-out that cyber resilience is even more key to ensuring business continuity. This session aims to share architecture and governance strategies that can be applied holistically against such threats.

 

Key Takeaways

  • Fast-evolving cyber-physical landscape and associated security threats in smart cities.

  • The meaning of cyber resilience in the era of everything 4.0

  • Applicable cybersecurity architecture strategies and governance measure


About the Architecture Community of Practice (ACoP) Forum

The Architecture Community of Practice (ACoP) is made up of passionate professionals specialising in enterprise, business, information, application, technology security and solution architectures. ACoP was formed with the objective of promoting the advancement of the architecture practice through sharing, learning and support in the vibrant network of practitioners.

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Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in learning, sharing and networking with fellow architecture practitioners

Date / Time / Format
  • 24 February 2020, Monday
  • 7:00pm - 9:00pm
  • Webinar (online)
 
Free Admission Register Now Registration ends
on Friday, 21 February 2020
A webinar link will be sent via email after registration. Please email to issmarketing@nus.edu.sg for enquiries

Webinar Agenda

7:00 pm Welcome Address
By ACoP Core Team
7:10pm

Architecting Cybersecurity to Future-proof Smart Cities against Emerging Cyber-physical Threats
by Steven Sim, Vice President, ISACA Singapore Chapter

8:30 pm Thanks & Goodbye

Programme may be subjected to changes.

Speakers

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Mr Steven Sim

Vice President, ISACA Singapore Chapter
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Steven has over 22 years of experience working with large enterprises and he has driven cybersecurity master plans, developed security standards, risk managed threats, performed vulnerability research, managed incidents and promoted awareness. He holds a Masters in Computing and is an APMG-accredited trainer for CGEIT, CRISC, CISM, CISA and a CCISO and CISSP. He also held SANS certifications in industrial control security, malware analysis, incident handling and perimeter protection. During his career, he developed a strategy for inexpensive automated containment of infected/vulnerable systems presented at FIRST conference aiding a NIQCC gold win.

Steven has also undertaken roles with various security associations and is the current Vice President at ISACA Singapore Chapter which won the inaugural best regional non-profit organisation award at The Cybersecurity Awards 2019. At one point, he directed the setup of the largest honeynet project outside US. Besides being a frequent speaker and panellist at international, regional and local cybersecurity and maritime conferences, he also judges at various hacking competitions and cyber security awards. He is a Singapore SkillsFuture Fellow and was a finalist for the Leaders category in the Inaugural The Cybersecurity Awards 2018 held in Singapore.


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